1. CONSTRUCTION WASTE

2. The World of HazMat Products Solid Waste Hazardous Materials
(Non-hazardous: sand, tires, latex
paint, paper, wood, metal, PVC)
The World of HazMat
Solid Waste
(Non-hazardous discarded products:
stripe grindings, trash, slightly
contaminated soil, empty containers)
Inert
Material
USE
OIL
MIX
Hazardous Materials
(paint thinner, spray paint, solvent,
pesticide, striping paint, acid, bleach)
Hazardous Waste
(lead paint, spent solvent, mercury
lamps, aerosol cans, asbestos, PCBs)
USE

3. Clean Fill (Per OAR )
Weathered, consolidated asphalt paving
Concrete (re-bar is allowed)
Clean soil
Rock
Brick

4. Solid Waste Non-lead paint grindings Most treated wood General trash
Mildly contaminated soil

5. Solid Waste Management
Must go to a Permitted Landfill OR
Can be used on-Site with a DEQ
“Letter of Authorization”
If encapsulated and away from sensitive environments

6. Hazardous Waste Management
EPA ID# for Site
Label waste containers:
“Hazardous Waste”
Contents
Accumulation dates
Securely close containers
Good container condition
Secured storage area
Secondary containment
Segregated from incompatible material
Posted storage area

7. Contractor Documentation
Pollution Control Plan (all projects)
SPCC plan (fuel storage near water)
Health and Safety Plan (projects with contamination
or hazardous waste)
Hazardous Waste Determination
(sites generating waste)
Contingency Plan (LQG and SQG hazardous waste
generators)

8. Pollution Control Plan Required for ALL ODOT Projects
Off site vehicle tracking & dust prevention
Pollution Prevention Measures
(for construction activities involving contaminated media)
Materials Management
(Hazardous materials and fuel storage)
Spill Prevention
Spill Cleanup
Waste Management
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance

9. SPCC Plan For fuel storage near surface water
Containment
Secondary Containment
Diversionary structures
Integrity testing
Inspections
Security
Training

10. Health and Safety Plan For Projects where contamination will be encountered
Personal protective equipment
Air monitoring
Work zones/site control
Decontamination procedures
Emergency response plan
Confined space entry procedures
Spill containment plan
Training
Medical Surveillance

11. Hazardous Waste Determination For ALL Projects that will generate waste (other general trash)
Identify all waste that will be produced
For each type of waste determine whether it is hazardous
For Hazardous Waste estimate amount to be generated
Determine Generator category:
None: No Hazardous Waste
CEG: Less than 220 lbs/mo
SQG: Less than 2,200 lbs/mo
LQG: More than 2,200 lbs/mo

12. Contingency Plan For Large Quantity Hazardous Waste Generators (Also advisable for Small Quantity Generators)
Emergency response plan for releases, fire or explosion
Arrangements with emergency services
Contractor emergency coordinator
Location of emergency equipment
Evacuation plan

13. Contractor Document Review

14. Transportation Hazardous Waste Manifest Containers secure and labeled
Vehicle Placarding
Qualified Transporter
(DOT HazMat Training)

15. ODOT HazMat Coordinators
Region 1: Charles Schwarz ( )
Region 2: Deborah Varty ( )
Region 3: Kenny Camp ( )
Region 4: Mike Darling ( )
Region 5: Ed Bartels ( )
Headquarters: Jennie Armstrong ( )